Attacks on Mormonism and Polygamy in Utah Influence
A critical treatise argues Mormonism controls Utah through tithes, cooperative stores, and church influence. It links polygamy, blood atonement, and political power to national decline and urges a constitutional ban on plural marriage.
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Joseph Smith
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Brigham Young
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New Mexico
Nevada
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Aoe
Washington
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Crusade Demands Action Against Curse on Womanhood
The text urges Christian citizens to mobilize against perceived anti female oppression. It calls for leadership in a broad movement and condemns indifference as a libel on womanhood while demanding a righteous, united response across homes and communities.
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God
Borrowed Smiles and Witty Exchanges in an Old Volume
A collection of light humor and witticisms from various sources includes quips about miscommunication in marriage, parables, and life insurance jokes. The items showcase puns, social observations, and playful one liners attributed to period publications like Wasp Success Magazine and Harper’s Weekly.
Pleasant Speech Musician Plays On Despite Neighbor Nuisance
After much urging the musician agrees to perform. The host jokes that any choice will suffice to annoy their neighbors, capturing a light social moment.
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Kire
Carnegie Boards 10 Million for World Peace Initiative
Andrew Carnegie today transferred to trustees 10 million dollars in 5 percent first mortgage bonds. Revenue from this sum will fund plans to hasten the establishment of lasting international world peace, a project he has long supported and now seeks to popularize.
Stolen Furs Worth 2000 From Silberman & Sons Store
Furs valued at 2000 were stolen early today from S. Silberman & Sons at 1117 West 5th Street Chicago. The goods were hauled away in a wagon, three blocks from the police station, in a daringly planned heist for the city.
Pouring Houses Soon Promised By Edison Cement Scheme
New York December 14 The National Cement Show at Madison Square Garden opens as Thomas A Edison unveils a mold based cement method to rapidly build durable cottages. The process slashes labor and cost by about half and may lead cities like Milwaukee to sell homes on payment plans. The six day event marks the National Association of Cement Users and the Association of American Portland Cement Manufacturers conventions.
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New York
Thomas A. Edison
Madison Square Garden
Wilson
Milwaukee
National Association of Cement Users
Association of American Portland Cement Manufacturers
Prayer meeting moves to 7 7:45 at Second United Presbyterian
Due to the Farmers' Institute in progress the church prayer meeting at the Second United Presbyterian will begin at 7 o clock this evening and close at 7 45 to allow attendance at the Institute.
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Farmers’ Institute
Second United Presbyterian Church
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